This guide is designed to complement the asphalt dryer burner toolbox talk. It focuses on:
This guide is designed to complement the compressed air toolbox talk. It focuses on:
This guide is designed to complement the energy awareness toolbox talk. It focuses on:
This guide is designed to complement the insulation toolbox talk. It focuses on:
This guide is designed to complement the moisture control toolbox talk. It focuses on:
This guide is designed to complement the toolbox talk on running your site at optimum efficiency. It focuses on:
This guide is designed to complement the water pumping toolbox talk. It focuses on:
This guide is designed to complement the motor speed toolbox talk. It focuses on:
This guide is designed to complement the energy management toolbox talk. It focuses on:
Tips for using compressed air in a more efficient way to save up to 30% of your site's energy consumption.
Tips for recognising and reducing energy consumption to save up to 10% of your site's energy consumption.
Tips for ensuring that all appropriate site areas are insulated and save up to 10% of your site's heat load.
Tips for ensuring that moisture levels in aggregate are kept as low as possible to save up to 15% in energy consumption.
Tips for ensuring your site's water pumps are running correctly and efficiently and save up to 50% of your pumping energy.
Tips for identifying where Variable Speed Drives can be fitted or cheaper alternatives used to make significant savings.
This case study is an introduction to the energy saving measures that are possible at Asphalt Plants.
An effective carbon and energy reduction scheme relies upon the specialist knowledge of those who use the equipment. Without new ideas from staff on how to cut energy consumption and carbon emissions it will be very difficult to make any savings. This journey stage reveals how important staff buy-in is to ensure the scheme's objectives are attained.
Several resources are available in this journey stage, such as Toolbox Talks on specific energy saving ideas and How-To Guides which are designed to be used after a 'Toolbox Talk', enabling staff to identify and evaluate carbon and energy reduction opportunities typically available in crushed rock quarries.
In addition, The Opportunities Database is available here: a spreadsheet tool where you can log and track carbon and energy cutting opportunities from their identification, right the way through to their implementation.
The value of some carbon and energy reduction ideas might be difficult to quantify, but The Opportunities Database makes it possible to evaluate their potential across the breadth of operations in quarries and asphalt plants.
An effective carbon and energy reduction scheme relies upon the specialist knowledge of those who use the equipment. Without new ideas from staff on how to cut energy consumption and carbon emissions it will be very difficult to make any savings. This journey stage reveals how important staff buy-in is to ensure the scheme's objectives are attained.
Several resources are available in this journey stage, such as Toolbox Talks on specific energy saving ideas and How-To Guides which are designed to be used after a 'Toolbox Talk', enabling staff to identify and evaluate carbon and energy reduction opportunities typically available in sand and gravel quarries.
In addition, The Opportunities Database is available here: a spreadsheet tool where you can log and track carbon and energy cutting opportunities from their identification, right the way through to their implementation.
The value of some carbon and energy reduction ideas might be difficult to quantify, but The Opportunities Database makes it possible to evaluate their potential across the breadth of operations in quarries and asphalt plants.
An effective carbon and energy reduction scheme relies upon the specialist knowledge of those who use the equipment. Without new ideas from staff on how to cut energy consumption and carbon emissions it will be very difficult to make any savings. This journey stage reveals how important staff buy-in is to ensure the scheme's objectives are attained.
Several resources are available in this journey stage, such as Toolbox Talks on specific energy saving ideas and How-To Guides which are designed to be used after a 'Toolbox Talk', enabling staff to identify and evaluate carbon and energy reduction opportunities typically available in asphalt plants.
In addition, The Opportunities Database is available here: a spreadsheet tool where you can log and track carbon and energy cutting opportunities from their identification, right the way through to their implementation.
The value of some carbon and energy reduction ideas might be difficult to quantify, but The Opportunities Database makes it possible to evaluate their potential across the breadth of operations in quarries and asphalt plants.